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Diui0eno Notices.


GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,
" .p On the . s,,s & S s"S l.ss.s
.r. tn. rat. of THREE EwfESk srni q ss
os ss snns June 30 ss on ali
thereto under the bylaw" not exceeding three thousand
"'''''' 0'D''' PHILIP BIssISGER, President
MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK ASR have
free Of tax PAYABLE on and after July ISL
The transfer books wi" remain e'Gs's seas
TIE sEAArTs H I. ~ SC % s SslI.s
rTHE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
and % % S rs s : M
ss san Spos! sS FOUR
S%
Ss' PAYABLE ana r,..s..
HENRY P: MARSHA ~. Cashier.
Until fTrter notice this Bank will close at 70 o'clock on
Saturdays
'CHE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, No:
1is West 23dst near 6h-avs has declared dividend
!e x y
before July iox arsT in % g from Jalyi;,
fA kS ag MAeRo r rTs' yise
HENRY KONG, Secretary.
THE ST. PAUL, MNNEApoLIs AND MANITOBA
RAILWAY COMPANY. No. 40 WALIcsrs
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this
declared the usual quarterly dividend OK
and oea per cent payable at this office on and after
August |, 1887. -,
OF paying this dividend and OF holding the
stockholders the Office or the company at
St Paul Mnu 49, 1881 the stock transfer books
Will be at IL O'Clock coon SATURDAY July 49, 1881 and
be 10 O'Clock Friday August 49, 1887.
EDWARD T. MICH OILS. Assistant Secretary.
NEw.Y CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD CoMpANY, OFFICE OF THE On 100,
THE BOARD OF DIRE CTOkS, AT A MEET
ing held this day declare quarterly dividend OF one
per payable this office the 18th day OF July next to
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COMPANIA TRAsATLANTlCA ESPAN-

Formerly A. LOPEZ b co.
North American Branchl
The steamers this welknown spanish steamship line,
now under contract with the Mexican Government WIZ
leave NETWORK for HAVANA direct on te iti lain anu
g.th OF every MONTH The hrsicigss e4inship
PANAMA. capt. Alcatena
sail from companys pier. Il " r.. on July H. taxing
freight and passengers Cor the following ports: -,
havana Progreso Vera rul. ST. Jago OF Cuba Nuevlla
Gara Ponce MayagueI St John OF Porto RICO Narlhsgena
~. :. O. colon Sablnllla Porto ,aOeo Ia Guafa ana
\ lander aud freight oulY for Cadz Barcelona Seville,
Malaga. Almera, Carihagena, Alicante anh valencia
For freight passage ant urher t w Xayst
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TIL GOODMAN General Passen ger Agent
NTORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BhEAEN
s'e"' FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
rrnrp sat In y "a IN SAALk. We'd. ! uy 90 Am.
TRAVE " 81 July 10, II an, IER s July g Il am
Frat CaOln 800 and upsari berth, according u
LOCATION. JADn. $50 sreh SteerAte Az
OELRICH5 & CO.. No. Bowling Groon-
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALLF0nHiA IAPA AEy GINA CEN
From New. York pier footot Cana.st, n. K
For san Francisco via the 1sthmus OF Panama
COLON sails Monday. July IL. noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
From San Francisco. lst All 3rlnn)n.stS.
for Clina Int JL,L1.
CITY OF SYDNEY snls saturly July %. Up m
freight Va ssierl tiJ huol tppH AZ con
panys ofice On the psr. tj)t 81 CLltl..L: ~
P"' II, ]. BULLAY. superintendent
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EUION LINE. ,,,, srr.,r,s
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Pier - y. -. Dot 81 hln y-s.
NEVADA ~ .......... Tuesday. July II. Dc 80 y n
July 10. $3.50 y. IN
WON NG ......... TUESDAY. July 2i . a IL
ARIZONA Tuesday. Aug. :. 3:5D D IL
WiSCONS IN Tuesday Auf. $50 IN
Cabin Dlsslgs tlt 1Dyrt OiHult - pjASl)L LIZ
ter ma Iiate ,,,,r l,llsN an S5Drts. 81 =, a,
vi " A NJ UNDERH!LL g Co, % Broadway N. T.
IIAMBU RG- AMERICAN SIS. LINE FOX
II Plymouth Londonl Chsrbourg (Pirts' Ia nbur3 n,
nohemia noon Juy IA MOrINia $50 a. m, Juiy
Rbactia. 80 III. July - Georl No Juy %
-stCsbn. So $50 lniiD St,srt,;s E2nTr ssenG
KUNHAKDr & co.., q. b RiCHARRPP coz
INMAN LINE U. s. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL "a 49,
cry or CH iCAGO Saturday July $50 a m
CirrY 0r CiiEsrL.H Saturday July 10. n m.
CITY OF RICHMON ID. ....-..s turhy. JuW 90 - ~.
~ From Inmau Pier. Grandst. Jersey CITY ,r,
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward INTERMEDIATE
700 % PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Asts.
No. Broadway, n. Y.
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DIED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing iICm New.loik and Antwerp every Saturuy -
RHN Ian sday July To- 10y a ~.
WEST EKN "Wednesday Jul, .s2 20; d M.
Spring and Summer Rates First cabin, 500 70 siVS
Excursion sil0 $3.50 Second cabin $40 EXCURSION s'o
and So5. Stcerage AZ very low rates ia. az p.o,,~.,
PETER W RIdHr & SONS Gea'l Agts % broaawaG
VINHE u. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL SIS. co.
Il American passenger line -.
Thomas. barbados. Para MAranbamy rornamouoo.
Bahia Janeiro and santos connecting TOT Montovmeo
Huenos Tres. Rosario and ports IN southern brazi
Steamship ADVANCE. Wednesday, July y, AZ m
From Newport News Va, saturday July 80. az p M,
PAUL +. GERHARD Il Co. Den. Agts s4Broaist \. 4
WHITE STAR LINE AVN ,,veppoor
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL srEAAERS
BRITANNIC Cap Perry ednesday, July * II IN
CELTIC. Capt Irving Wednosday July ~ p W.
0ERMANIC, Capt Gl,adeL ... hrsuAy, JUG ~ /. IN
sADRIATIC. Capt Parssil Wednesday AusS
From White star Dock foot OF West iOtnst -
$50 $50 and so9 Return auars S 90
cabin carried on os s sr es a
formation apply the companys Ses HS 4 %SsS
SPECIAL NOTICE
Thu White star Line Steamship Arabic sailing SATURDAY,
August O. to Liverpool direct, will carry second cabin ana
only The whole OK the saloon accommo
daons given the second cabin passengers ate
S36. Apply at ths comhany's Offices ~ Brcaawayv In,
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Ths seooai question. namely. the Polscy Of
The Govs-nne1t, woali not arESA unless ].
shall Be GscSssG BY competent authority that
tAe Government Is Co- bend n law 70 iSSGS
the bo26S cr3s- the sxfS:igsS circumstances;
q. q tie other hand. Il there : legal oelS-
Sstlo2 resting upon ths Government - lSSas
i tGoSs ho13S. tie sooner Inst 1Stv. Is Per
formed the esssSS, AZ weSsSyeS csss,
We therefore rsSorg2s16 that The Can.
St--csse1 of GGs LoSn Acs BE- reQcsSsei q tbs
Justices q the Scp-sEss Caess. and that tAe
report GrS statements q the Minister q n,
nance and The fOSr2 az bond aoS proposed
By him. together WITH gGS amended Ac. az
thoSlz1cS tAs same proposed by HIN, he sab
r1st-ei - saiS cSs5csS ana II connection
herewith shsls opinions X requested o. the
ToskovlnG questions, raccslys
Isl CaGsE sGs Ac-S - 1876. where Socl3
S-ch hoCSS be p2yahlss
- Is Sc. ) q shs Loan Aes. dated SEPT.
/, 1886, Il Fo-css
81 If sad ~ SIS II toses, Goes tie same
Cxcl1Ss payment q 3cy expenses foz SaSslcS
: Loan. ssc-. Other teSo the ) per cent.
cccr2iSSsc-t
IA. In any case, Is SAs Item q $4,000 II
See. q ths amended Ae. intended 70 BE IN
addition u Szch ; per cent. conr2iSSsoas
) Is G1y saSSEsGs1t fo- 5o21S PAYABLE II
sterling Eo2sy valid Under said lo&2 AssS
q 1852
s. Is the Government responsible for the
e1S2EsGs1s o. us scent - Pay El5.0Oo as
MENTIONED n rAs Minister'S report, provided
S1cA soSSSs0s1t Was 2os authorized by the
Lso4r ASsS Of 1852
!, If the Co1rs shall SAY that TIE LoSa
ASS q 1875 CO nos Scsho-i5s shs engage
uszs q pay El5l00 II addition u The ; per
cent. - commissions earned therein. yc1lG
sAe Government -ks2 b justified N refusing
% lSS1s h01iS 10 cover The Et5,ap0 Il II shah
Z 49,
--2r-e1 fo- s1a payment q s1ce $1,000 N
Ec1sil0- - tbs c0lIlSScozS and hiss &eGZ-
silly rscsgvsG he rs-Slclz- % the 1o-svE
;. : t1S to-- q tue bend herewith S-b-
United scs6c-EEs& Ay tie Loan Acs q 1856
EIc- It's proposed amendment
In tie 1851 question attention : p8rsscc-
lscsg called 10 the tu-Z II the bond q sat-
M pEls the bond calls for Il Is mai pay
1as-c- 1cC- COMMITTEES therefore ask t14s
-2o2 -s---u 123Gs ~ their EO1crS tie JUS
sacss % tie Supreme CCz-s 70 rGe g-s>-to1S
-sEs-1 asked. Together Win the EXHIBITS al
.ac-sG- S-c1 n-Ssssr may y referred back 70
c1ls eo--ls-se and 11rE s1@y E1v have fur
s1s- -l1ls for Z report thereof
E5-c,-,-- N1vs-1sE 10 ISL
~. r Castle.
GRO l. Dc-E-
j. WcsE-.
~ O. SlLrEz-
Mr. 5z-5=sC agreed 10 rsgl-t ozs was zgs
present GO SE1lc.
Noble smith moved tie report be
5icr-ed. Carried.
The President read q communication
from AR NJ. n. GiEarl. Secretary Of
the R5ZSr-a Committee. inviting tbs
members 0t the House 70 20 on bo1ri
the flagship. the W G. Hall, % Wit
ueSS the rgZS51G Tomorrow
NOM FrsS-f- moved chs Hons -.f
j2Crs.. our Of respect 10 rlle anniversary
q HIS 1ISjeSCy'S birChjSy, till Thurs
S7- ullrE-5yE- SIC tJ o'clocS- Carried.
House adjourned till Thursday. nd
ie IL M
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Gpctial Notifies.
KING BROS,

Importers and Dealers in Art Goods. Artists
Materials. oil Paintings hy local artists; Photo
graphs o. Island Scenery, ehromos. Oiegaphs.
Paztels, Water colors. Albums, Plush and Ebony
Goods &C., re. Frames Of any and an kinds
made 70 order. Regilding and repairing Old
Pictures and Mirror Frames specially.
king BROS.
1854 j. Honolulu. u. +.
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Judiciary Committee on the bill en-
titled IAN Act 10 amend an Act en-
titled an Act relating to the practice Of
medicine by Chinese physicians APP
provtsd ON the 18th day Of August,
ISL COMMITTEES recommend that said
bin to pass, with the following slight
amendment, namely, that Section Of
said Act be united with Section l, 81
as 10 read IS in the re-engroSSed copy
Of said Act herewith submitted.
Report adopted, and third reading
set for saturday
Rep. 4. Brown reported Minister
Green'S statement about the loan, also
Mr.. Macfarlane's statement printed.
Rep. Kinney reported the Revision
and Enrollment Committee stranded,
owing TO absence of members and the
EngroSSing Clerk not knowing Ha-
waiian.
Noble Castle moved that the COM
mittee be relieved by the appointment
of three new men. Carried,
The Chair appointed Mobiles Hitch
cock and Dole and Rep, Kawainui to
be added To the Committee on Revision
and Enrolment.
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he LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
7 HE
ont the Item. aud leave the matter as
ID MS before.

MINISTRY recC%nfEeI the iulUN~Srlcs
Of ttle Auditor Act, bur il waS palmer
sailing 70 leSiSlSSe the Auditors Cen
s-aj ON thap 70 investigate him ont.
The motion 81 Rep, +. Brown car
r.el Srd the item p1.S>ei s. IN the
bill
Hep. Kinney moved lie insert under
The heading Judiciary Department.. =
TWO items. a. follows,
Salary IhI0j Associate Justice
Sa-ary Fourth Associate justice
Noble Castle asked the intCOiucer Of
The motion if ne Intended 70 instruct
the Ministers ~ bring III an indemnity
blL
Rep. Kinney Saii the Hon, Noble
WAS SEaln talking l2w latin.
Minister A>hfo7d suggested that 3
committee wait on the Hon. Noble 70
show him the Act Of the session os
IS>6 appointing the Third ani Fourth
Associate justices
The items IN Rep Kidneys amend-
C,5nt we've pIIg Sn6 carried separately.
Noole Richardson moved 10 insert
salary q the District Justice % Honu-
SuLa. MaUi. Lost.
Rep c. Brown moved the item HIS
ALS5s>-v'S PrIvv PurSe and ROYAL
>c0re- S5oNA he stricken oCr. and that
the Item remain 81 in the original 2u-
prJprfStton bin.
Minister ThurS-ol m2Ve,l the item
pG~> s. in the lsll-
Req EelaSUnihl moved -ilSt $1,000
inserted
Rep h2ul2Eella Nvs> Id favor of
passing The item s. in The bin.
kep. h2ulL moved that ID BE- fixed
SD ~1-1l
Ep kinney arECle-1 from statistics
-v- >1ta-v lal Uc5 been Increased fu
tle same ratio n -tlo>o cE other orfiee-S
as Government. and lu proportion Co
Che Increased go>- % living.
Minister Ashford sid His Majesty
lf E1vasi had the largest salary. iu
proportion Cd rlle number 1t his sub
les s.. any ulI5-rl on the globe.
III tile Pres Dent 8. the ul-e1 States
yv1> >ala--et DO -la same rate. hi >Sl-
Grs v-r-'E Dc millions ana besides tle
P-e>5Ge-s g the United States EsG no
.g1lel-a-E s-a1-ra --cl QGu.Ic
-EudS-
Ber- haallse u-a> zu t1vC- 80 tina
bin Tine La-5>.a.--.--- for the re>- four
Sessions seemed Us Us afflicted v-.-ll 8
-IlslLls Tor lu-ro- -lE-5-- money with
OH NDJVE-- ~ X W1> g some
from
Naf-e E5-gaea-s -55z-515 -a tile Pc
-l-lg-~ ---E- ll.. 1lra- IL been recs -yEtL
flor cC--c down >s-E-5>- There mas
s e -o -l4- e- t-0l N-5la-- On
lGw Ee nG the miss --Clue nj
being q mem e- et - session 49,.
when -I Response IL B BgyaL message
r ~ rE san o.
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AL1AG- -tsH- IL 1884,
House met at 10 0TeIack, the PFesi-
Dent Hon : g. WiIdeF- IN the Chair
A[iEEEss Eead and confirmed
BEPuEFs or COMMITTEES
The Sanitary Committee reported on
the petition for g (j0FerTlIaeut ply =iicIzn
III WzE4Hze- FEsa1l7Ez ending that the
President q the Bo4nf Of Health BE-
requested 70 appoint such physician
4fgpEed-
The Committee On EdGcati0n e.
ported On the petition FROM North
E0Hz for 81 go 70 build q seh00I-hOE=e
AZ EaEl4IEu- that IN Fiew ct the
tact that the aE5F0E lEizriGl for huIIdIIg
ssella0I-ll0Elssss- passed. By the last Legs
IaEUrer and that the work belongs 70
the Beard af E1ueatf0n, they reo0n-
ueEi that the Petition be FefeFTed 10
the Beard q EfIEeatf0n-
Adopted
Rep G. BroTn reported frOn the
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MR. W. 2. ALLEN

Hzs Al Office xifh Messrs. Bishops Go. conner
Of Merchant and EaahumaHa Streets. and he
viii be pleased 70 attend 70 any bBsiness en-
trusted 70 him. il75 SIN
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EE'> aE COMMITTEES
Noble Wil-IGll reported for the
committee TO whom va referred 81
petition from % taxpayers PRAYING
fir >LsD tlr S rlad from Smith :
bridge TO pe-e1Lz
Committee recommended the reEi-
-Ig~ TO the favorable consideration q
the Minister Of Interior
The report WIS., adopted
The same member E5-zi the Finance
Committee report On the petition
. CID NaueiE. Tec0uLE en- NJ then I'll yer
Ct CEe petition CO the ilTursalle con-
>zi5rarIll gE the Hons sd the REGULAR
session
The same member also rel1 Finance
Committee report upon the cLaiLl u
M Z X leyerS for salary 5Ll=Eeti 20
Dc due Eful- that Government officers
zera-- office knowing that salaries 5Ee
-z.ia and altered by the Legislature.
and unless otherwise provided by law
they EsTe M claim for any aEl0-l-r IN
excess Of -Ez salaries GFEEgp ELa1EI by
the Legislature
Upon the statement made BIZ lLE-
Meyers the committee zra GE opinion
shat his eLaIul e1uu1t De entertained
AE-A-tA
premise az the Minister 81 his peril
The Committee tIleEef1Ee recommend
EL5r The el5ll 'l@ returned 60 the MIN
lS-5r Of Interior Adopted
VIEW Bills
Rep kinney rad IS Er@t time the
lzLl given CltI-e u on the sun % pro
vl1z fur s. commission % investigate
sl--i report on the feasibility z1t e1-
ueESa q Obtaining wafer from t1e
E-7--Iz5ES de- TeeEl n lt.zllLEl15A=- Han
zzuz- and EClzL5- tJE milling 5E1
ether Purposes
PISSED To second reading
EESuI.Czz
Req Nz1zz Fez1 resolution that
whereas zu zppECprIztl1u had been
INSIDE Il Inst session for S-EzI-lLeI-IEz.
and w5IzEir- the Egad 20 EaUlz- and
that the V0E5 HIS not been dJuE- that
the 1fIllSEe- be Instructed 90 nave II
done Immediately
The Minister said the widening aud
-rzizE1rzE-I-l-- oE that ruadf was al I'M
islz,t-zIat / according 10 papers On
EE=in the Interior 7Et-5Et the FT0Ek
Vas done IN about E Szme way q the
@ -ssL >zEsEz eLEeES1gz- Tie ETElry1.-
E-IztH11 W1S al eU1e-
The resolution FzS- On Elezi1El- aid
On the table
QUESTIONS ASKED lELCLzTEES-
Rep EaEzcah7 aa7zlrssf II the
Minister &C Foreign AEairs Il there
wzs any Iu-f1EEzlatI11 b. LAST mail 20
lay beige the House rsIztive 70 the
Peart River matter
The Minister aEls7E cred verbally ttl-zE
10 etz.zi1L f1LE5ErLztiGa had Lee1 Fe-
etEF5tf = yet There vz= ElIl EElls for
answers q caua from rs a-slzIlsgEiIl %
testers from the FCEeiEl O41Ge here-
unless they hzd come bF telegraph
within t7F t-y7-ff1l-r hours q the d=IET-
eTy Of the said letters II Washington
THE gEw ECLBs-
NcaIa Caste moved the nsE rules
Dc tzkEn up Carried
The d5=slssz1l &C the rules lee1Elsd
the time until the noon RECESS
The Hsz=s took rsssss I'LL s7eInek-
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FURNISHED ROOMS

gssf @Hdcosiiy Funisaed Rooms eaa Be had
b. a. es7B application 81 50. GARDEs
LAVE. ~
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THIS PAPER iskept On aie ar &c.
DAKE's Adyefflsiug agency. 81 and % MeI-
ehants E1ehange, San Pranelseo. Cal. where
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~ 20 Handbook eEceis the HAWAII
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL Tor
reliable statistical snd genef4i infornation re-
af.ng 10 tzess Islands. Price - cents o.
mailed absoaf, 90 cents each.
T. g. THRnH, PessisaER
lsfiT Hauoiala- u. J..
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when ths Oaeen Il Traveiinr.

let MS glance at these regulations for all
concerned. The time Of departure and ar
rival having been mentioned and the
metals on which the tain win travel
specified, the regulations provide:
|. For pilot engine, accompanied by q
locomotive foreman for the various dis
tricts. and by guard with lamps, flags
and fog signals. This sngine precedes the
royal train at uniform speed and always
fifteen miles in advance of it.
2 The drivers and fremen, as well az
tho engineers Of the royal train, are
specially selected. Telegraph men accom-
pany the train under superintendent,
and workmen, filters, lampmen and
greasers travel on the train all the way,
keeping q constant watch; and at stop
ping places they must alight and examine
the train and grease the axle boxes.
8. Al look out man Is placed on the
tender of the engine, and, seated with his
face to the train, observes any signal that
may be given by the occupants. This p0-
sition Is by no means an enviable one, as
may be imagined, particularly at night,
when moro than ordinary vigilance = re-
quired.
The above are few or the precautions
which the railway companies adopt to
secure her majesty's safety, and her COM
fort III no less carefully studied. The
queen travels on the down line, and so for
thirty minutes previous to her coming no
train, not even light engine-by which
is meant an engine without carriages at
tached- any vehicle b permitted to
proceed upon or cross the Mne-the pilot
engine alone excepted. Cassell's MaGar
zine.
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A Yankee friend OF, mine IN speaking Of
the Iimekiln club says: 1T Is inimitable,
only that the names Of the members are
so exaggerated When wrote her list
Of the queer names that have become 70
familiar to me from much hearing she de-
clared that she would retract her opinion
Of the Limekiln names being exaggerated.
The negroes generally take their namea
either from their surroundings or obtain
them from the white people, often mixing
up names In the most homogeneous style.
Lily Is the favorite name for the blacklist
pickaninny among them. Our old wash
erwoman named her only child Mary
Mandy Selma Pleasant Delightful. A
bow legged young defendant Of Ham re-
joices In the name Of Shadrach Meshach
Abctlnego though he Is generally known
A fond young mother could not decide
what to call her first son, so in her di-
lemma applied to young lady, who told
her to call him Willipus Wallapus. The
name tickled her fancy and now Willipus
Wallapus Is added to the list. This same
negro has since become the mother Of D
daughter, and IN speaking Of her few
days since says: II amt s0t on no name
for her VT, but III either call her Queen
Victoria or Mrs. Cleveland. She also
has stepson, an overgrown fellow of II
or Is, who bears the sweet name of Rose
bud Tabb. But perhaps the most ridicu-
lous names are found In those Of the
children Of q half witted negro near this
place There are three Of them, named
respectively Heaven, He'll and Moses
Smote the Water. A party Of picnickers
were very much startled in passing her
house one day to hear the following COM
mand: Look hyar, Heaven, you niggah,
you 60 down to He'll and git dat ar dip
per wot dey got down dere. 1t was only
after thorough investigation that she
could be understood. Alabama Cor. De-
troit Free Press.
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The Throns ON Broadway.

Shopkeepers along Broadway below
Fourteenth street say that the surface
cars on that tlioroughfare have taken
away many Of the familiar personages
who used to walk up town from their Of
fices to study the passing throng. A vet
cram storekeeper says that not many years
ago he could tell the time Of day by stand
ing outside and noticing the faces that
passed him. Dozens of men would not
vary more than five minutes in months
In their daily walk. They, scan the crowd
nowadays from the front platform Of the
broadway cars New York Sum.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-26

on and after Sunday, March 18th,
1887, trains will run as follows: Stand
ard Time)
EASTWARD. @
Fast Mail leaves Martinsburg at I rs
a M, Bedington ! 40. Failing Waters
= AZ, Wil1iamsport Station 90, Hagers-
town 40, Chambersburg IS, Carlisle
10 IS, arrive at Harrisburg II IS, Phila-
delphia 5 IS m.
Mail Express Train leaves Martins
burg at 8 IS p M, Bedington 5 40, Fall
ing Waters 8 All, Williamsport Station
90, Hagerstown 70, Chambersburg
s IS, Carlisle IS arrive at Harrisburg
at Z IS.
WESTWARD.
N. o. Express leaves Harrisburg at
IS M, Carlisle S IS, Chambersburg
s so, arrives at Hagerstown at 7 40,
Williamsport Station 5 So, Falling Wat
ers 5 SIS, Bedington oo6, Martinsburg
9 Is.
Carlisle SIS, Chambersburg 9 so, arrive
at Hagerstown at 10 40, Williamsport
Station II 90, Falling Waters II IS, Bed
ington II 10 Martinsbnrg II IS.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at 5 AS,
Carlisle 4 SIS, Chambersburg so, Hag-
erstown as, Williamsport Station ! 90,
Falling Waters ! IS, Bedington 20.
arrives at Martinsburg q SIS p m.
w. A. GARD, Agt. F. BOYD, Supt.
III. A. RIDDLE, General Passenger Agt.